MIT researchers 3D-printed a working electric motor in three hours, potentially enabling factories to manufacture replacements on-site without supply chain delays.

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MIT researchers 3D-printed a working electric motor in three hours, potentially enabling factories to manufacture replacements on-site without supply chain delays.

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3D-printing platform rapidly produces complex electric machines

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A 3D printing platform developed at MIT can utilize multiple functional materials to fully print a complex electronic device, like an electric linear motor, in a matter of minutes.

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